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UNU-INWEH and EDEQUE Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Strengthen Water Research and Academic Collaboration in Africa
The partnership aims to support evidence-based solutions and elevate African scientific expertise in Senegal and beyond.
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UN News covers UNU-VIE support for women-led climate innovation
UN News spotlights how UNU-VIE’s Greenovations Africa empowers women like Maryanne Gichanga to drive climate-smart, digital agriculture.
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Empowering Farmers, Changing Futures: How a UNU-VIE Project Helped Maryanne Gichanga Transform Agriculture in Kenya
How UNU-VIE support helped scale a climate-smart innovation, contributing to more informed decisions and greater resilience for farmers in Kenya.
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From Kathmandu to New York: An Alumnus’ Journey to the UN
Master's Programme Alumnus Niroj Sapkota recounts his journey from Nepal to Bonn and to the halls of the UN.
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5 Strategic Considerations for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Land Management
Discover 5 key strategies to align renewable energy with sustainable land use.
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Clean Energy from Bioelectrochemical Systems
The III Latin-American Week of Microbial Bioelectrochemistry gathered students from the region to explore the potential of cells (literally)
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Western and Central Africa Regional Workshop on Wastewater Surveillance for Environment and Public Health
Regional Workshop in Dakar convened by UNU-INWEH, UNEP, and WHO fosters collaboration between health and environment sectors.
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Plenary Session: Official Launch of the Learning Planet Academy
The session reaffirmed UNU’s support for advancing global educational transformation rooted in research and co-created with young people.
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UNU-EGOV Welcomes Multimedia Students From Escola Martins Sarmento
The study visit introduced the Unit’s mission and highlighted the importance of multimedia in contemporary communication.
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Turning Lichens into High-Tech Starts with the Typical Petri Dish
Erika Calla learnt how to cultivate Peruvian lichens to be able to study the secrets to their tolerance to ultraviolet radiation